Exercise 15.7: Circulation of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) 11. Place the following structures through which CSF flows in the correct order as CSF flows through the ventricular system of the brain. 9 a. cerebral aqueduct b. fourth ventricle c. interventricular foramen d. lateral ventricles e. third ventricle
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The Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) is present in all of the following places: Select one: a. Subarachnoid space, grey matter; white matter of the brain b. Subarachnoid space, ventricles of the brain; central canal of the spinal cord c. Pia mater; Arachnoid mater; Dura mater d. Epidural space, ventricles of the brain; central canal of the spinal cord e. Subdural space; lateral ventricles, third ventricle; fourth ventricle
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Place the following structures through which CSF flows in the correct order as CSF flows through the ventricular system of the brain: a. cerebral aqueduct b. fourth ventricle c. interventricular foramen d. lateral ventricles e. third ventricle Match each definition listed in column A with the appropriate structure listed in column B: Column A 1. Fiber tract that connects right and left cerebral hemispheres 2. A groove between the frontal lobes and remaining lobes 3. A groove between the right and left cerebral hemispheres 4. A groove between the temporal and parietal lobes 5. A groove that separates the cerebrum from the cerebellum 6. The most anterior lobe of the brain 7. The most lateral lobe(s) of the brain 8. The most superior lobe(s) of the brain 9. Ridges of brain tissue 10. Shallow grooves on the surface of the brain Column B a. central sulcus b. corpus callosum c. frontal lobes d. gyri e. lateral sulcus f. longitudinal fissure g. parietal lobe h. sulci i. temporal lobe j. transverse fissure Which of the following are major lobes visible on the surface of the cerebrum? (Check all that apply) a. frontal b. insula c. occipital d. parietal e. temporal Which of the following brain structures are visible on the inferior surface of the brain? (Check all that apply) a. brainstem b. cerebellum c. frontal lobe d. parietal lobe e. temporal lobe
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Beginning with the production of CSF in the lateral ventricles and the eventual emptying of the CSF into the superior sagittal sinus, place the following statements in the correct sequence: - CSF enters the cerebral aqueduct. - The medial aperture and the two lateral apertures allow CSF to enter the subarachnoid space. - Circulating CSF moves into the superior sagittal sinus via arachnoid villi. - CSF moves into the third ventricle via the intraventricular foramen. - From the cerebral aqueduct, the CSF enters the fourth ventricle.
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